Winter Lights in Pine Harbor: A BRAND NEW cozy small-town romance of love and fresh beginnings
About this ebook
Burned out after years as a Chicago ER nurse, Mae Sullivan escapes to Pine Harbor in search of peace, sea air and a new beginning. But even in a town this charming, starting over isn’t so simple.
Jonah Sawyer knows every tide and dock along the harbor – yet he’s drowning under his family’s expectations, with a future mapped out that he never chose.
When a snowy-night misunderstanding on the pier throws Mae and Jonah together, sparks fly despite the biting cold and swirling flakes. But Mae is still healing, and Jonah must decide whether to keep living the life planned for him, or risk everything for one he chooses himself.
Under starlit winter skies, will they find the courage to begin again?
Winter Lights in Pine Harbor is the perfect small-town love story – full of winter magic, healing hearts and second chances.
Praise for the Pine Harbor series:
'Just so gorgeous and heart-wrenchingly romantic.' Heidi Stephens
'I loved this! With great dialogue and a wonderful small town setting, this uplifting - and at times heart-wrenching - romance is the full package.' Rachel Barnett
Why readers love Tammy Robinson:
'A deeply emotional story that will remind you that life is a gift, and it's never too late for love' Kelly Rimmer, author of Me Without You 'Heart warming and heart breaking - you will need tissues!' Hello!
'Heart-wrenchingly romantic, this book will leave you wanting to hold your loved ones just that little bit closer' Emma Cooper, author of The One Before the One
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About the author
Tammy Robinson is a novelist from New Zealand. After years spent working her way around the world on cruise ships and for Club Med resorts, she is now settled on a farm in rural Waikato with her husband and three children. After the tragic deaths of her mother and a close friend, she sat down to write a book and hasn’t stopped since. She writes heartwarming stories set in small, coastal towns. She is now working on her twelfth novel.
